Well-drawn runner looks ready to collect under work rider

Newmarket: David Milnes

Flying Sparkle (6.00 Windsor, nap)

Hayley Turner returns to the saddle on a filly on whom she has been riding work and the pair are fancied to collect. The daughter of Fast Company is well drawn in stall two.

Others to follow
Pontefract 2.30 Zaman, 3.00 Partitia, 3.30 London Master.
Wolverhampton 2.15 See You Mush, 3.15 Zack Mayo, 3.45 Winston C, 4.15 Rouge Nuage, 4.45 Tunes Of Glory.
Hamilton 8.15 Qaviy Cash.
Windsor 7.30 Intrepidly, 8.00 Asaas, 8.30 Starsovertheriver, 9.00 Armagnac.

Lambourn: James Burn

Cubswin (3.45 Wolverhampton, nap)

Roger Charlton's string remains in fine form and the trainer has reached for the hood again for this filly, who could prove better than her mark of 72.

Others to follow
Windsor 6.00 Smooth Sailing, 7.00 Becca Campbell, 7.30 Calvados Spirit, 8.00 Unified, 8.30 Razzmatazz.

North: Colin Russell

Fortuities (9.15 Hamilton, nap)

Showed improved form when fourth on her handicap debut at Ripon last time. That form is solid and, with her stable going so well, she is fancied to give another good account.

Others to follow
Hamilton 6.15 Exotic Guest, 6.45 Palmer, 7.15 Bronze Beau, 7.45 Mister Belvedere, 8.15 Archi's Affaire, 8.45 Company Asset.
Pontefract 2.00 Spirit Of Wedza, 2.30 Izzy Bizu, 3.00 The Feathered Nest, 3.30 Cornerstone Lad, 4.00 Don Valentino, 4.30 Destroyer, 5.00 Bit Of A Quirke.
Windsor 6.00 Silver Bullet, 9.00 Bollihope.
Wolverhampton 2.15 The Amber Fort, 2.45 Pearl Acclaim, 3.15 Master Me, 3.45 Voski, 4.15 Fidelma Moon, 4.45 Indomeneo, 5.15 Ryedale Rio.

West Country: Andrew King

Silver Link (3.15 Wolverhampton, nap)

Unlucky not to get her head in front on her final outing last autumn, but fancied to make amends and post a first success.

Others to follow
Hamilton 6.15 Concur.
Windsor 7.30 Biotic.

Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner

Unfortunately (2.30 Pontefract, nap)

Pick of the weights for this decent conditions race after a good run in France last time and the extra furlong promises to suit. He should go close.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Cliff Bay (9.15 Hamilton)

Opened his account over course and distance last time and Keith Dalgleish's three-year-old may still be ahead of his mark.

Longshot: Simon Giles

Know Your Name (5.15 Wolverhampton)

On a lengthy losing run but put in an encouraging effort over course and distance two starts ago and there are grounds for optimism at a course where he is a two-time winner, including off a 5lb higher mark.